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Stock Trading is business, the success depends not just on capital or subscribing advisory services or participating workshops. The factors such as your awareness level about business, Efforts and your contributions, Smartness, Knowledge in analysis and trading instrument, availability of infrastructure and emotional control determine your success.
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This is an appropriate answer for the question- Is it possible to buy stocks from BSE and sell it on NSE? How and what is the limitation?
Yes, it’s possible, You need to take delivery of the stock bought on NSE and then sell the same in BSE and vice versa. That is, you cannot buy in NSE and square off the same day in BSE.